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08-05-2024, 09:10 PM
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Anyone else on Ozempic?

I just got back into lifting after a handful of failed attempts mostly to popping my bicep tendon and then wanting to travel internationally. I can honestly say it's amazing.
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08-05-2024, 09:19 PM
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Your have to be crazy to get on that chit.

Someone in my families on it. Told them not to but they won't listen
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08-05-2024, 09:20 PM
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No chance. I'd rather lose it the proper way.

If I wanted to lose it all. Which I don't.
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08-05-2024, 09:22 PM
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Not at the moment, but was on it for a short period.


It works… PERIOD.


You'll lose like 30lbs in a month.
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08-05-2024, 09:25 PM
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Not at the moment, but was on it for a short period.


It works… PERIOD.


You'll lose like 30lbs in a month.
Yeah. All bone and muscle mass. The chits terrible for you and there are no long term use studies. Real smart to take part in the experiment.
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08-05-2024, 09:31 PM
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It's funny all the fat positive people who claimed they were physically incapable of being anything but obese, end up taking ozempic and losing weight. Just lol…. I dunno.
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08-05-2024, 09:50 PM
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They'll find something 10 year from now how terrible it was for you.

Like vaping they thought it was healthier and now 10 years later find out its actually worse and wrecked so many people's lungs and theyre breathing in all kinds of random chemicals from high temperature Chinese plastics
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08-05-2024, 10:19 PM
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No, I prefer to do it the old fashion way…funny thing is it actually works…
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08-05-2024, 10:39 PM
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doesnt this sh!t fukc up your liver,kidenys and your entire endocrine system ?
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08-05-2024, 10:43 PM
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It's funny all the fat positive people who claimed they were physically incapable of being anything but obese, end up taking ozempic and losing weight. Just lol…. I dunno.
To be honest, controlling your food intake isn't easy. I've been athletic and fit since I was a kid, always enjoying sports and working out. But as you grow older and life gets more demanding, keeping your weight within a healthy range becomes tougher each decade, even for someone like me who did sports professionally, such as Muay Thai and BJJ. So, imagine how challenging it must be for those fat pigs who struggle with emotional, psychological, mental, and physical control.
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08-05-2024, 10:54 PM
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They'll find something 10 year from now how terrible it was for you.

Like vaping they thought it was healthier and now 10 years later find out its actually worse and wrecked so many people's lungs and theyre breathing in all kinds of random chemicals from high temperature Chinese plastics
Probably turbo cancer soon
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08-05-2024, 11:14 PM
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so you're lazy and have no self control? ozempic is for weak minded losers.
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08-05-2024, 11:58 PM
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To be honest, controlling your food intake isn't easy. I've been athletic and fit since I was a kid, always enjoying sports and working out. But as you grow older and life gets more demanding, keeping your weight within a healthy range becomes tougher each decade, even for someone like me who did sports professionally, such as Muay Thai and BJJ. So, imagine how challenging it must be for those fat pigs who struggle with emotional, psychological, mental, and physical control.
I dunno brah. I've always managed to keep myself fairly lean due to activity levels. It really just is a case of move more and eat less. It's not rocket surgery, and if people CBA to do something so simple then fuk em.
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08-06-2024, 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted By MEDITATE⏩
To be honest, controlling your food intake isn't easy. I've been athletic and fit since I was a kid, always enjoying sports and working out. But as you grow older and life gets more demanding, keeping your weight within a healthy range becomes tougher each decade, even for someone like me who did sports professionally, such as Muay Thai and BJJ. So, imagine how challenging it must be for those fat pigs who struggle with emotional, psychological, mental, and physical control.
If anything people should be getting skinnier if they don't have much spare time. Less time to eat. Assuming that they cook most of their meals.
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08-06-2024, 12:24 AM
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To be honest, controlling your food intake isn't easy. I've been athletic and fit since I was a kid, always enjoying sports and working out. But as you grow older and life gets more demanding, keeping your weight within a healthy range becomes tougher each decade, even for someone like me who did sports professionally, such as Muay Thai and BJJ. So, imagine how challenging it must be for those fat pigs who struggle with emotional, psychological, mental, and physical control.
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08-06-2024, 12:26 AM
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Yep started last week.
The peptide world is super interesting. Listened to a few podcasts and videos before jumping on, wasn't hard to get.

Seems like all upside with very little downside. You slowly ramp up dosage until you find your sweet spot. No real side effects, bit of burping and acid reflux.
It's basically an appetite supressant, not a stimulant like other fat loss drugs. Seems to have positive effects beyond the weight loss such as cognitive enhancing, reduces other addictive tendancies (drugs/alcohol), and in a weird way makes you crave healthier foods.
It doesn't make you lose muscle in any direct way, just puts you in a caloric deficit. The people who have that 'ozempic look' have gone too hard, too fast for too long without keeping their protein up and gym.

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08-06-2024, 01:49 AM
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Glad the weight loss drug is working for you. It isn't something I would take, with its reported side effects. That, and i'm able to lose weight the old fashion way. But understand for some people the weight loss drugs are a preferred option.

I hope the weight loss drugs do not ruin our health care insurance programs. I've read that mention before, that due to their high costs and popularity, medical insurance costs are rising.


Weight-loss drugs' costs threaten health insurance sustainability

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08-06-2024, 02:00 AM
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Your have to be crazy to get on that chit.

Someone in my families on it. Told them not to but they won't listen
why not you overly sensitive *******
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08-06-2024, 02:03 AM
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Yep started last week.
The peptide world is super interesting. Listened to a few podcasts and videos before jumping on, wasn't hard to get.

Seems like all upside with very little downside. You slowly ramp up dosage until you find your sweet spot. No real side effects, bit of burping and acid reflux.
It's basically an appetite supressant, not a stimulant like other fat loss drugs. Seems to have positive effects beyond the weight loss such as cognitive enhancing, reduces other addictive tendancies (drugs/alcohol), and in a weird way makes you crave healthier foods.
It doesn't make you lose muscle in any direct way, just puts you in a caloric deficit. The people who have that 'ozempic look' have gone too hard, too fast for too long without keeping their protein up and gym.

Yeah bro absolutely. I would add that increased natural insulin production is very good for building muscle and recovery as well. And yeah I'm having 0 side effects and I jumped on at .8 from the first dose lol
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08-06-2024, 02:05 AM
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Glad the weight loss drug is working for you. It isn't something I would take, with its reported side effects. That, and i'm able to lose weight the old fashion way. But understand for some people the weight loss drugs are a preferred option.

I hope the weight loss drugs do not ruin our health care insurance programs. I've read that mention before, that due to their high costs and popularity, medical insurance costs are rising.


Weight-loss drugs' costs threaten health insurance sustainability

https://insurancenewsnet.com/oarticl...sustainability
Obesity is the greatest cause of chronic illness and death so I would think it would overall lower but obviously I'm biased. I wonder how much insurance actually shells out for it
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08-06-2024, 02:12 AM
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doesnt this sh!t fukc up your liver,kidenys and your entire endocrine system ?
Wild how a massive number of miscers were on steroids and now we get comments like this one over fking glp1
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08-06-2024, 02:13 AM
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08-06-2024, 02:14 AM
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I heard Retatrutide is better, no nause. More energy.
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08-06-2024, 02:39 AM
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Yes just finished my first week.

I got depressed about 4 years ago and stopped taking care of myself completely. Drinking, binge eating etc all increased and activity levels dropped.

I decided to sort my chit out and started taking ozempic. So far, have been very impressed by the impulse control it has provided me. I have not had much desire to drink alcohol, eat junk food and my general stress levels seem better. I feel more clarity in my head and I genuinely think it has an impact on brain chemistry.

I started on 1 mg and had some slight nausea but nothing too intense so far.
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08-06-2024, 02:43 AM
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08-06-2024, 02:47 AM
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You geeks are beyond sorry

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08-06-2024, 03:11 AM
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Is there any benefit for someone who already stays lean by eating the appropriate amount or only for fatties?
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08-06-2024, 03:15 AM
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Nah. F that.

I’d rather curb hunger with Anavar and EC plus nicotine for good measure.

Not ****ing with those GLP-1’s. I don’t know why anyone who isn’t on the verge of deathly obese would risk it. Even more so if you are doing it from a fitness standpoint as a shortcut.

At least with gear and other compounds you can assume obvious risk.
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08-06-2024, 03:49 AM
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I would consider it if I felt like I needed it, but I'm a natural hardgainer, losing weight is like riding a bicycle for me. Maintaining my weight is hard

As far as I know, almost all of the side effects are from losing weight too rapidly and not directly from ozempic itself. If you lose 10lbs in a month, a lot of that is going to be muscle no matter how you do it
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